St. Andrew’s Chapel

The best preserved part of the ruins of the Hukvaldy Castle is the Baroque castle chapel dedicated to St. Andrew. The building dates back to the seventeenth century and its entrance is decorated with statues of Jan Nepomucký and František Xaverský.

On the main altar there is a picture of St. Andrew, the patron saint of the local region. At the end of November, pilgrimages are held here to commemorate the story of the Apostle Andrew, who, together with his brother Peter, was one of Jesus’ closest disciples.